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| Posted: 15/05/13 18:51:02 02 |
Randall...when was your marathon? I was always done in for about a month after a marathon, so maybe it's got more to do with that than the other sports? |
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| Posted: 13/05/13 22:12:46 46 |
Undecided!! I have an entry, but haven't run properly for years now and have had loads of injuries! Anyway my niggling injuries have meant the training has been a bit ad hoc and stop-start but haven't completEly halted me (yet). Still a few weeks to break myself though |
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| Posted: 13/05/13 20:10:20 20 |
I have a pocket altura light weight rain jacket that is properly waterproof. I got caught in the rain 48 miles from home yesterday and although I got miserable, I didn't arrive soaked - at least not my top half anyway! Tights and shorts were pretty soggy |
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| Posted: 11/05/13 19:37:41 41 |
SS - I agree - you just need to get used to the different feel. I'm a very confident swimmer but myfirst OW experiences were hideous! My first tri was an OW oly and I had a huge panic attack in the water, couldn't get my breath and couldn't put my face under water... With a bit of practice in an unstressed situation, I'm now fine and even the first session of the year doesn't induce panic at all. Cold yes, but not panic. Itll go from strength to strength, don't worry |
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| Posted: 09/05/13 20:04:43 43 |
Good. Flippin I-pad I seem to be spending more time baking/ cooking/ creating at the moment. Much more nspiring. Bored with long distance training- still getting out there, but bored nevertheless |
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